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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1968
Page
6
Retirement creates time and purpose problems as active people lose security. Dr. Irving Wright of Cornell predicts 65 million Americans over 65 by 2000, signaling a societal need to provide gainful work for capable elders. Todays quip notes rising federal employment costs.
A dense page presents a large crossword with across clues and a daily cryptoquote. The cryptogram decodes to a Longfellow quote, followed by another proverb and the usual publication notes.
Jim Bishop argues men’s attire is dull and constraining while women’s fashion dominates trends. He mocks uniforms and suggests men must unite for better dress, praising bold new looks and calling for more expressive style. He singles out figures like General Westmoreland and Ed Norton as examples.
A reader asks Abby to urge shy boys to pursue girls, while others discuss changing or keeping long last names. A Texas letter shares gratitude for chores, and a driver laments colleagues not contributing gas money. A fashion rant imagines male attire trends and parodies modern dress.
A dense timetable lists programs across channels, including The Condemned Of Altona Flight Nurse Tales Of Adventure Match Game Candid Camera Gilligan's Island The Twilight Zone Virginian Lost In Space Green Acres He & She Jonathan Winters News Weather Jeopardy Bewitched Guiding Light Days Of Our Lives As World Turns Three On The Town Days Of Our Lives and other daytime and prime time shows with multiple airings and interactive segments.
Definition and etymology of anachronism describing the representation of something as existing in a different time. Notes its frequent appearance in motion pictures and explains the concept as referring to items outside their proper historical period.
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